davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

WASHINGTON ID. c., Jan. II. 1857.
Editor Democrat
The President Is again in the bes. OF
health and spirits. and has been able
during the pas, week to attend to all the
du,ie. Of hi. office, including the very
impor,an, one Of h.nd-shakins In the
E.., Room. Mr.. Cleveland appears to
enjoy exceedingly these sood-na'ured
conference. with the people who visit the
White House and have their little say to
the Chief Magistrate. IL !, pleasant to
think Of the reports ,hl, will be made to
the people q, home as TO "Wha' | told
the President.
The first State reception for the year
1887 at the White House was held on
Thursday evening. II was = very sue
c..fal affair, and reflected great eredi,
upon all concerned. The mos, elaborate
preparation. in the way OF decorations
were made. Aside from the members
Of the Diplomatic Corps, auayed ia their
gorgeous uniforms. resplendeni with gold
lace, ribbons of brillian, color' aud in
Vulnerable decorations. more than two
thousand persons. al high In official. AZ
my and navy life, were presented to the
President. One OF the noticeable lea.
lures OF the reception was the display OF
jewelry. and Il 10 generally conceded that
never before has there teen such . dis
play Of dismoads. Mrs. Senator Stan
ford fairly spsrkled with precious stones.
and |, is said that her diamonds cost up
wards Of sSOO.0Oo. Mrs. Frank Leslis
vas another lady whose dismoads At
trseted attention. The stones which she
wore in her ears were N large as good
siz.d bird's eggs Perhaps the least
said about the dressing the better; at
any rate II the descriptions were ~ abore-
waited - the dresses themselves, !. would
not occupy much space In your columns.
It 10 safe to predict that had the Chicago
ministers who protested against the Am:
eican Opera ballet been present and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
A MATTER roR THOUGHT.

Good road. not ouly save horse fs,h.
bat vehicles Take whs, are ordinarily
called good roads snd dad roads. snd
vehicle used on The nrs, only will last
twice a. long. Al least, I. one usei on The
latter only.
No one can doab, that ooantry roads
would be eny Per cent better than they
now are, 4, The labor and money poi upon
them were properly applied. How, 10 have
that work and money properly applied 10
the matter % BE- discussed now, that TIE
besi methods may BE- ready for adoption
when ihe season for rOsi.making comes.
Watcher OF not the road.oed should oe on-
ly suriace-dralned, OF under-drsined with
lie, OF ~ puiilng In oortaroy founds'
ton. whether OF not gravel OF plank
should bs used how besi 10 use gravel, or
plsnk. OF iile-these are poin,s 10 be de-
ciied before spring.
The f.rmers' clus should also discuss
specifically the repair of eseh highway IN
iae nelghbOfhOOi. This will lead. among
other thlngs, 90 an understanding whether
II will be proper 90 shorten highway oy
siralRh,euing Il whether road that now
goe. arourd q hlil should De carried over
II by gradlng down the bin. or whether
makingA road longer ~ carrying around
ahill will be oompenssiei for by The less
grade; bow 10 keep weeds from growing
in The Highways. % seed the adjacent land
ard many other points which. thus being
settled. woali greatly aid 10 The Improve
meut " The roads s-Ayricslgurisf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

ofthe trees In spring. sutrmn and winter !
The varied beauty Of the buds and leaves,
and The adaptation OF difsren, trees 10 va
rious uses for shade. shelter, and timber.
The childish mind easily associates events
like tree planting with other pleasant mem
ories. and they become the sirongss, bonds
of attachment 10 the homes OF our CHILD
hood.
In planting. We should consider What h
wanted for scenic eject. and how The trees
will look when grown. IL IL common
mistake 20 plant too thiekly aud 10 omit
thinnlug until the trees have become in-
Jared by crcwtlng.
Suf straight lines should be avoided 10
general, aud are only desirable In rare
cases FOR sake OF the vista eject In ssirsight
road
Dont plant too near dwelling on the
south, east OF west sides you want al ine
light you can Get IN the house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

TuE farmer without good team can
not be called q good farmer. snt ye, how
many content themselves with "nsgs
which have To be continually whipped and
shouted 10 ''get up" Compare such VIII
the farmer who has team OF strong, wsli
bred grade drsft horses. They can DO
twice the amount OF work without feeling
II, they are not out o, breath or their
glossy coats covered with foam, and their
owner 1. not harrassed aud tired out by
the eontinusl use OF voice and Arm; his
labor Is both profitable aud pleasant, and
his team IL . perfect laoor.saving machine
ln every sense OF the word.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

FAKMkRs In the Second Congressional
District, composed OF Androscoggin, OF.
ford. Franklin, SsgstAhoc, Lincoln and
Knox Counties, can obtain new specimens
OF seeds, oats, corn. etc, from the Agri.
cultural Department by sending posui
10 Congressman Dinglsy AZ Washington.
indicating their wishes ln the msitef'
Such farmers a. prefer the forthcoming
Rspor, OF the L. 3. Department OF Agri.
culture for lssG which win be pabllshed
late ner, spring. instead OF seeds, will be
accommodated, 50 far ~ the number 10 be
distributed will permit, BY Addressing Con.
Rressman Dlnglsy. The Intention IL 10
send Que copy 10 each school district, so
FAR as they will 80.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

Ifhwell known thA, aftsr several years
experience with corn eusilage al Cornell
College farm. 80 use W. discontinued.
Prof I. 4. Roberts. who has bad the farm
.ud stock Ia charge, gives bis reasons A.
follows for uslng 10 no further
4. We could rot gei Ton OF u READY
FOR The cattle cheaper than = ton oi roots
The roots leave The ground Ia Tar
better condition than fodder corn.
5. The smell about The barn was OBJ
iecilOnable.
4. oar customers were very much prtJ'
udiced against milk produced from feeding
.nage. Some who had young children
woali not purchase 10 At AL. Afsr using
II three years and carefully noting results,
We came 20 The conclusion that with our
environments We eoald not sford 10 feed
silsge.
This OF course does no, prove bat Others
dlrerenily situstsi may rnd II prontaole
fodder for stock. IL does, however, infi.
cate TIA, the extrsvsgsnt claims made Tor
II by some enthusiasts In the early years
OF its use. are not found In Practice
Erchdnge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

couSr Pou0SAc IlxLD.-The proposes
ylsl, 10 the United States OF Count Polis'
nae. the French Confederate volunteer.
whom We oil thought dead, reminds me OF
one OF the many good stories We used 70
tell abou, "Polly." lie came 10 splcfe'
line one day without ihe p.ssvofu snI sn'
desvorei 20 pass. An old Alaoams solulsr
drew up bis gun and SAID "foa Can't pass
here"
The Count, 10 . magnineeni gold em'
broldered uniform, was swelling VIII rage
and he said.
"Do you know me, s.r'"
"No, I don't. nor DO care damn.
"I am zee Count Polignse."
"AIl right. ifyou aint goi The eoaawt.
Sign you pole on nov sni drnsi qalef'
The Count polei
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

-DruaksaAsv. Or Liquor HibG. caa b
Cured By af,ainistsriag Dr. Hisasf Geld,a
.Speeidc.-Ii can he giysn In . cup OF eouse
or tea wlthoa, the Eaowlefge OF the per-
sou taking IL, ,fsctng . speedy and per-
msnent cure, whether the patient 70 mod
crate dflnker or an acoholle wreck. Tnoa-
sands OF drunksrds have been made TEN
persts men who have taken The Golden
speclnc In their cores without their knovi
edge, and TO day believe they CULT drinking
Of their own free will. No harmful snseh
resul, from It's standardization. Cures guar
sn,eed. Send for elrculsr and full psrtie'
ulars. Address In confidence GOLDEN Srs'
CIVIC Co, is5 Race ST., Cincinnati, %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
A contemporary hA lous article saii'
tied "Olr Futurs Fuel" II has aivaJs
seemed 70 us that Il 10 far better not 70 an'
ticipste the great uapleassntn-r-.

Aver. Calha tic pills e.esn.s tn -y',s
and stimulate the appetite aud digestive
| Organs, vltsliIs the bloof, aud na' feas~
the golden sse Of youth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

DuRrxG the past year the readers OF the
.yst. EaIlaAd FIrmer have had ten per
cent. more reading than before, by the
atsption OF more careful condensation.
economy in headings, etc. THIS paper now
celebrates the completion OF its sSih VOL
ume, and OF the frs, under the manage
meni OF Geo. VI. Whitaker. BY an enlarge.
ment OF Ia borders 90 ~ TO give yet more
reading. IL also appears In IN eightpage
form, pasted and trimmed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

wnERk liz Hap rHk ADVANTAGE OF
IIN. .-"You see" said Poots 10 bis neigh
Dor, II had the advantage OF smith every
wsy. Ihsi lived longer In the ward than
he hsi. Then our party bad msJofiy.
anyhow. so there ! had ihel .d'snAge OF
him. HAD the Advantage OF him ag.in 10
belug able 20 irnasnee votes through The
..loous, for Smith isa temperance man
Then many Temperance men bal 10 vote
FOR me because they owe me. There ! hai
the advantage OF Smith also. smith 10
Door. while I am rich hai the sdvan'
,,ge OF him again. But smith 10 very
decent sort OF msn atsr al"
"Ye., said Pooi's nsighbor, and inere
1, where he hsd the Advantage OF you.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

The Dairy World says sptly that food.
shelter and drink are the three most In
portani things to be considered In the
treatment OF cows about 10 ealve. The
frs, should be such - 10 prevent consti.
patton. Llnseed meal or warm son boiled
oats are good for the purpose. The water
should be deprived OF its chill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
ACCIDENTS

And how 70 deal with them, and other val.
liable medical Information, will be found
in Dr. K,ufnsnn's great medical woff !,
elegant colored plates. Send three ,.cen,
stamp. TO pay postage 10 A. II. ofdvry 4
Co, Boston. AMI rec.ive copy ffee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

IY ruK suyyERkRs TEoS CossuSrIioS,
serofala. and General Debility. VIII Try
SCOTS Emalslon OF Pare Cod Liver on
with Iypophosphitss, they viii dad imme'
dlate relief and q permanent benent. Df.
II. v. Mott. brentwood, Cal, writes II
have used Scots Emulslon with great al.
vantage In cases OF Phihlsic. Serofala and
Wasting Diseases generally. l, IL very
nsistahla
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

I cannot expires, my thanks for the bsa.
enis I have received from one bottle OF
your Athloph0ros. have Tiled many dii.
fsrent remedies, bot dli no, &c, sny relle'
10 SPEAK OF, bat can say truly thn your
AihIophoros has helped me.-Ar. Chss'
n. Clifford, Lincoln Centre, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

JAMES PYLEs PEARLiSR has be
come recognized as the best washing pre-.
psratloa ever Invented. IL has relieved
wash-dsy OF the old wear aai tear. spd
cleans the dlrtisst fabric without irJarins
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

The force OF habit Is strong 10 Bigss.
When his friend Smith remarked fseor
that hs shoalin't Do here long. that No
mus, soon cross the dark river, Blggs very
politely hopsd thai Smith would have .
good time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

"sec here. landlord" said an angry tsn.
ant. .flsr be had sigted the contract FOR .
rear. ",hls house 10 full OF sewer gs."
Eyes; th,gs what told you"
"roli mef'
eyes. Yoa sskei me N there W. gas
I'm ,y.ry room and I said there wn."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

Msj. G. J. House. editor Zemro Smith
OF the Boston Journal, Rsprcsentativs
shaw Of Portland and J. A. Dole OF han
eor srs . committee OF the First Maine
ARTILLERY 70 prepare history OF the resi.
ment. Msj. House v doing the WORK. IL
Win b the most complete rseimsutai his
tory ever compiled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
a GA H ID.

To all -ho arc sursrhs from The srro" ana
inal.rr.,lon. q youth. asr,oas veAissss. sariT
decay. lo-.of manhood. Ae' oil ssni Af~'ip>
thai VIII cure You. rREI or cuAhoE Thssre"
r.ms.iyva. di-ovsre.i ~ mi.'ioaary In s'an
America. send . selfsiir~..ci snvsiors 70 NE
NV. yosrFu 7. ixxAs. siAi,S. %. Sss fsrs ciy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

Dear exclaimed Mrs. Tiiaics, sssins
her grocer opening a pieksxs OF tobacco.
"IIov can you deal 10 saeh vile stanI
'Tell the tfut1. replied ihs grocsf. "it 10
pretty vile, bot. thea. you .aouh see The
creatures Who chew it
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

Jas, throw me h,lfsdotsn OF tbs big
g,st OF those irolt, sad cluffa 70 we
hsh-deslsr.
Throw thsmi' qusriei the dealer
yes, and then ~ 20 home and tell ny
wife that I caught 'em. mv Dc poor
n,hsrman. bat I'm No liar"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

The discovery OF natural gas well near
Cleveland was made by man with de
yinlng rod, which turns In his hand when
near gas. They say 10 is impossible TOT .
man 20 hold on 20 bis walking stick In
The vicinity OF the National Capitol, u
souirfns sO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

FMlLk IIELr waSrxD -rhoa'sais OF
shop girls ani sales wOmsn w1o sersf
from Weak Back and Side Ache 10 apply
HOP Pgastsr and note The lmnsiists rel'e'.
strengthen, sni braces up thr weak pir's'
Sold eyerywhere 2jc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

CLEANLINESS, waiehfalness and care are
magic words. and speak much for success
In the poultry world. and be or she Who
cannot apply them had better stay forever
ont OF the business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
A nErAs surnrI.Err.
A G. JONES.
Smith g. Machinist.
South Parts. Maine.

hsasnsstar.r of general nsehisery. sissn en-
giass. NIL sork. spoel nsehisssy sAd tools
bona. 80 s<rsvs. tags. dies and dflils msee sni
rspAlr>d- sewing. noslnx and thr~shlns me-
sAlses. panps q al kiads, pressss. Enns. pc
o,A sal.ss. traps, ssr-. n>sllr az pro.gtiy -
psr~i ssss. sat vsisr plying toas 10 sr'ier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

A COW entered church in Kingston. u.
o., and drove tbs choir from their seats.
The congregation were very much pleased
until they reflected that afIer the COW wn
removed the singers would return.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

SKILLED PHYSICIANS iniorse Aiamsoas
Botanic Balssn as the safest and most .f'
fsctuL remedy Tor Coughs AMI Colds ever
discovered. Sold by druggists AMI deal.
srs at IS aud rs cents Trial bottles, tsn
fanfa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

vS.a baby 80 slss, .s ss's As cssssriA
vAsa shs 90. GALA. .hs cred for cssssr.A
wA.a .A..bss.A. nlss ,A. silas - css1Sr,s.
wAsa sAs Asl cAaar.s, sAs gave IAsa cssis~>'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

The prosperous iarmer. like every 9TH
or business man, IL he who takes advan-
,ages OF Circumstances TO get the most no
honestly can out OF what he has TO sell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,

on practical Agricultural top
- u solicne.L Adtress Al communications
intena~d tor this department "a A0niCyL
TUnAL kufroH. OxFOHD pksOcKAr. fAkis. hn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

A boy entered The po.t-ofiiee with eoa-
pie OF newspapers In bis hand, and stand.
log q, the public desk. he directed one OF
them 10 "John Blaak, s. Louis, MO.
Then he reached for the other and direct.
ei 4, "John Blank. same place" dropped
them into boz snd went on. feeling that
his errand had been fully accomplished.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
HIRAMs AGED.
oSr or ms OxroRD couSrr Towss
wmxRr rnE PkoPLx LIvE TO AGoop
OLD ACE.

A, the dawn OF the bflgh, ne. year !
pen with reverence the names OF The iol'
lowing venerable citizens OF Hiram over
80 Years OF age who still llnger. linking
the present with the past Most sincerely
DO We wish that the new year and All iha'
NAV be added 10 their toll.worn aud use
suI lives NAV be serene aud hsppy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

-Consisteney may be . jewel. a. has
been reported; but no capitalist has Jet
been found willing to lend money on It.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
OXFORD COUNTY HORSE NOTES

A DnriSouf,nED sos or rir "FATiIEH
oT TRorrrKs' AND soNE of MS
Colrs BRiET DrcRirrioS or
DlSiEL BooSE ASD fEw or THE
PaouisrSa CoLTs HE HAS GiyES To
OxroEp CouSrl.-0rnEA HoR'K
M.rrIRs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

Miss Lydia Cotton. .
Miss Abble W. Lewis.
Abigail, vife OF Daniel Pierce, :,
Daniel Pierre, !.
william nanires,. wiio-er. !.
IsaAc N. storef :
Dea. Andrew rlopcr,
Nathan kimbAll
Royal Ciark. !.
stephen Ridion. !.
Abraham Linscou, !.
william a.. BurbAnk,
IOrinx Cotton, J.
Abraham Libby .viiover'
Population OF Hiram, issO, i'oJ'
Hiram, Jan. lst iss!.
IrxxIIYx A. WApswoRTH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

-Problsy In dealing insures respect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
FORESTRY.

The following Ia an abstract OF an es-
say Rad before The Massachusetts Hortl-
caltarL Socisty. Jan. :. By Mr.. Levi W.
Russell. Of pr0Videuce, X. l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
A Toilet Luxury

IN every resretf. Ayers liaf Nigoi
never fails io resilfs che youihiui ifssh
nrss and color io fsisl and gray hair
10 also prevents the haf from iaihng
sraiicaies da1drur. AMI stimulates
weak hair to a s|gofcus gtovih.
Fve vrars a.. nv hair. vh.ch vas
quite gray. commeuoei falling. and, in
srIfs - cutting. and VARIOUS rfsrara-
ions faithfully applied. became thinnef
every tsv vas fnaily rcrsualioi to
~ Ayers uaIf Nirur Two hsfilfs q
ms remedy ma only stopped che hair
from falling. tut also restored its org
a. color. ani stimulated q uee growth.
r. a nlann MarhIaa Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
SUGGESTIONS

Our native trees have . natural dsliesey
Of GRACE 20 be found In very few or The
imported trees OF other countries: what
we need 4. 20 study their peealiarities and
thus adapt them 20 proper uses and posi-
tlons; there Il great deal OF ignorance
prevailing among the people ~ large soou'
these msttsrs sad . lamertable indinersnee
as 70 learning about them; We should Try
10 excite Intsres, among the young. teach
In our schools BY object lessons the direr-
en-, appearance ofihe bark. buds and iesves
an ths fores, trees, and their woods when
worked. and the bssutiful landscape elects
OF The various trees; celebrate Aroor DAY
by suitable exercises In planting wees IN
the school yards and neighoorhood.
ChIldrsn are ssslly interested In trees,
ana their attention should be called 70 the
beauty OF the fine trees In the neishoor-
hood 10 the difsrenees between The vari.
Gus kinds OF trcesi 20 the changing aspect
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

weak hair to snipls siN"th.
rvs years a-o. nv hair vhleh vas
quite rray. cumneuoei falling. and in
snts "a cutting. ani Narnus pfspara-
t'rns faithfully applied. beCame thlnnrf
every dsy. vas fnaily pcrsuaie'i to
~ Ayers ilalf Nigor. Two bottles q
ms remedy nnt only stopped che hair
ircm falling. hut also rsstorei its org
inal color. and stimulated snes growth.
KIP. poans. Mach.as. Ne.
Ayers Hair vigor,
so'tsr prvss'.sssi r'''un'I.
EHrrrioss 30 rHE Sst~. whether .n
ths form ~ rmr'rs or Dolls. indicate
impurities in the h'o.,i an.i shouil sug
g-,i ths uss % Ayers ssrsarariia
For the raicai cure ~ rimplss. Roll.
ani Cafhunlie.. krne o' uo rsur.iy
Davies. tst,II's. Lowell. Ma,
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
rs.,arst - nr n a. Afsr Ace. fre..I Nee.
sel tT 81 pfuss.. frirsti. 90 ..irs e.
Cu.'' I" ELDER
Attorney & Counsellor at Lar,
BOSTON. Mass.
E.o-.a. ssnds Ne. a. So street.
Gro"ss n "''"rr'
Counsellor at Lac.
Buekneid. naine.
sos.r, rsbic ~, o,ori coas'y.
,JAss''' s. Wight
attorney 6 Counsellor at Lar
Parts. uaiae.
,y.s,.l .,.:s'''' si''' 70 '''''' H'' $50
+ c. wAIHrn'
Attorney 6 Counsellor at Lac,
Lowell. uaine.
Jo"' a. TRASH
attorney &C Counsellor at Lar,
Di,neid. naine.
sp-s. .asaaos sir,n 20 PROBATE ss'i''''
o." "r~'r''
Counsellor at Lac.
BuekaeId. Maine.
pp'.os n. Hr"nie~.
attorney at LGlc,
Bethel nnine.
- n urronrS'.
Attorney 6 Counsellor at Ld'''
Rumford. Maine.
rr"''"r'''
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
or,s In wsnsf. niSss'
Mechanic Fails. ne.
II. C. DAVIS
attorney at LG'c.
AT PsossrK oFEics.
Paris. """''
f.. = HARDY
Attorney & Counsellor a, Law,
Andover. unine.
Sss.ry rubis Tor o.fOri cOssJ.
BrA.er . 'rrA"'''
Attorneys & COuusellOrs at Law,
Norway. uaine.
A A. Rn.ncn snwARD n sfEAk>s
C".nIr' n. "orr'
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
HaruAwAr nLoCk,
Main St, - Norwny, Ne
nR.o. ". nnADsrHr.
sorru PARIS, naiNt.
Ks.,asses All O.os a. Andrs~. Ilsuss-
Kooa So. q. a. head ofths stars.
UoRsTIO woopsrnr A. NJ n.D''
Physician and Surgeon.
ofuct oFncE
90 F.ns-s ssss open p., A'eaAs
s.. Prt
Rsssr. by psrmsslca n prs. I. 7. pans an
ss<pAsa n. webs. Of Portland.
Dn.. JONES CLARK
Dentists.
Norway viiinxe. usive.
r...A inserted % s'A silver or ''ie'''''a
e.F. JOsEs. {. A SlAAA'
J w. DAVIS
Surgeon Dentist
80. Paris. Maise.
OFFicE OvKa sAvDos BASk-
Anuors -.r.ni.s. sAu.nssios ESaras'ssd.
AnrrA' '"rHrrr'''
Banker q Broker.
Bonds, Bank and r. R. Stocks,
Ne. ~ sIafis 81 nrss dosr' -s'' Canal
Portland. Maine.
isaac saasAII-
Wo0len Manufactured
Mssufssture. c..simsrss. ssusstts, cotten
ant Wool. snd al Wool Flannsls froeklnfs an
fArns. Custom Con Dressing snd koll GAMING
Hanover. Maine.
A. C. JONES'
Smith j. Machinist.
south Parts. Maine.
hsasnsstursr of general nsehtsery. sissn en
giass. MIL sork. speol nsehisssf and tools,
bons. 80 ssrsvs. tags. dies and tflls msee ena
rspsir>f- sewing. ne~inx and thr~shinx ma
sALsss, panps q AL kiads, pres-ss. Enns. pc
- ni.ss.trsss, s.s seslll sst p<cssely
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

L. G. wALKEn,
Attorney 6 Counsellor at Lac,
LoveIi. unine.